An assistive listening system shall be provided in assembly areas, including conference and meeting rooms. [2010 ADA Standards] 219.2 Required Systems....
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11B-219.2 Required systems
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§ 37.3 Demand responsive system
Demand responsive system means any system of transporting individuals, including the provision of designated public transportation service by public entities and the provision of transportation...
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Domino Pro Listening System with Earbuds and Headphones (BE8005)
The transmitter also incorporates a stereo input for streaming high quality audio from your TV, MP3 player or stereo or PA system....
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§ 37.131 Service criteria for complementary paratransit
[56 FR 45621, Sept. 6, 1991, as amended at 61 FR 25416, May 21, 1996; 71 FR 63266, Oct. 30, 2006]
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ADA Solutions, Inc. Cast in Place Tactile Surface
Cast in Place Tactile is made of a colorfast and UV stable homogenous glass and carbon composite with fiberglass truncated domes for enhanced durability. The Cast in Place Tactile is...
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N. Health Units/Medical Care Areas
Health Units/Medical Care Areas In many schools, where emergency shelters are often located, nurses' rooms or other types of health care facilities may be provided....
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Fire Alarms
Compliant fire alarm systems are required only in alterations where fire alarm systems are installed new, replaced, or upgraded (§215.1, Ex. 1)....
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10.4.1(6)
(6) Terminal information systems which broadcast information to the general public through a public address system shall provide a means to provide the same or equivalent information to...
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How ALSs Operate
How ALSs Operate Like public address systems, ALSs convert live or recorded sound into an electromagnetic signal....
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703.7.2.4 Assistive Listening Systems
703.7.2.4 Assistive Listening Systems. Assistive listening systems shall be identified by the International Symbol of Access for Hearing Loss complying with Figure 703.7.2.4....
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R211.1 General
Where audible sign systems and other technologies are used to provide information equivalent to the information contained on pedestrian signs and transit signs, the signs are not required...
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A. Accessible Entrance
Accessible Entrance Having a way to get into the emergency shelter on a surface that is firm, stable, slip resistant, without steps or steep slopes, and wide enough for a person using...
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D2
D2. Does at least one door or one side of a double leaf-door provide at least 32 inches clear passage width when the door is open 90 degrees? [ADA Standards §...
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g-iv. Is no more than 5 pounds force needed to push or pull open the door? [ADA Standards § 4.13.11 (2)(b)] Yes No Note: Fire doors are still considered to be...
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E2-b
E2-b. Are pedestrian routes leading to or serving each of the service or activity areas free of overhead objects with the bottom edge lower than 80 inches above the floor? [ADA...
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D6
D6. If an entry has a vestibule, is there a 30-inch by 48-inch clear floor space inside the vestibule where a wheelchair or scooter user can be outside the swing of a hinged door?...
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E1-a
E1-a. Is there an accessible route, at least 36 inches wide, that connects the accessible entrance to all shelter areas (it may narrow to 32 inches wide for up to 2 feet in length)?...
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e-iii. Can the elevator be called and operated automatically without using a special key or having to turn on the elevator from a remote location? [ADA Standards §...
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c-ii. Is an elevator or lift provided? Yes No If Yes, and the elevator or lift is part of the accessible route to a shelter area, is back-up electrical power...
